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White resigned • Black is victorious
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[Event "Rated classical game"]
[Site "https://lichess.org/1W85GhC6"]
[Date "2024.07.19"]
[White "Mediocratic"]
[Black "mronemore"]
[Result "0-1"]
[GameId "1W85GhC6"]
[UTCDate "2024.07.19"]
[UTCTime "14:00:35"]
[WhiteElo "2409"]
[BlackElo "2208"]
[WhiteRatingDiff "-26"]
[BlackRatingDiff "+22"]
[Variant "Standard"]
[TimeControl "2700+45"]
[ECO "D17"]
[Opening "Slav Defense: Czech Variation, Wiesbaden Variation, Sharp Line"]
[Termination "Normal"]
[Annotator "lichess.org"]
1. d4 d5 2. c4 c6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. Nf3 dxc4 5. a4 Bf5 6. Ne5 e6 7. f3 Bb4 8. e4 { D17 Slav Defense: Czech Variation, Wiesbaden Variation, Sharp Line } Bxe4 9. fxe4 Nxe4 10. Bd2 Qxd4 11. Nxe4 Qxe4+ 12. Qe2 Bxd2+ 13. Kxd2 Qd5+ 14. Kc1 Na6 15. Ra3 O-O 16. Nxc4 Rad8 17. Qf3 Qc5 18. Rc3 Nb4 19. Kb1 Rd4 20. Be2 Rfd8 21. Rf1 f6 22. Qh3 e5?! { (0.85 → 1.58) Inaccuracy. Qd5 was best. } (22... Qd5 23. Bf3) 23. Qe6+ Kh8 24. Rxf6 Nd5? { (2.41 → 4.75) Mistake. Rd1+ was best. } (24... Rd1+ 25. Rc1 Rxc1+ 26. Kxc1 Qd4 27. Nd6 Qc5+ 28. Qc4 Qe3+ 29. Kb1 gxf6 30. Nf7+) 25. Nd6?? { (4.75 → -5.05) Blunder. Nxe5 was best. } (25. Nxe5 Nxc3+ 26. bxc3 gxf6 27. Qxf6+ Kg8 28. Qg5+ Kf8 29. Nd7+ R4xd7 30. Qxc5+ Re7) 25... Nxc3+ { White resigns. } 0-1
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Spectator room
- fulmarsky
Go mronemore! - fulmarsky
ouch, mrm having to play against someone > 2400 that is a toughy - fulmarsky
that is just such a toughy... - fulmarsky
(14.Kc1) wow black gives up a bishop for two pawns - fulmarsky
(14.Kc1) must be in prep, looking at the time left, i'm impressed with the opening rep - fulmarsky
(14.Kc1) prep - fulmarsky
(14.Kc1) i'm so impressed with MRM's play - fulmarsky
(14.Kc1) up by a awn in the middlegame, yet, i guess development is required next - fulmarsky
(14.Kc1) get thos rooks and Nb8 knight activated - fulmarsky
(14.Kc1) that was a key decision for black NOT to trade queens - fulmarsky
(14.Kc1) and i think it was probably wise, because in that case i think the black c4 pawn would have fallen next - fulmarsky
(14.Kc1) i think the c4 pawn will still fall, and this is tricky... from now on.... - fulmarsky
(14.Kc1) it may have been interesting if black decided to trade queens. with that imbalance, black up 3 pwns for a bishop - Superfighter
Go mronemore! - fulmarsky
(14.Kc1) it's a tesne QG chess game - Mediocratic
I didn't notice the threat of b5 right away lol - Mediocratic
not sure if Kb1 or Rc3 is better but this probably gives more room for error, knight can come to d2-e4 and maybe cause some issues for - Mediocratic
the king - fulmarsky
(18.Rc3) these top chess players, thinking... thinking!!! - fulmarsky
(18.Rc3) i may consider ...Qg5+ just to get the Queen away from Rc3 with check tempo - fulmarsky
(18...Nb4) oh!! ...Nb4!? - fulmarsky
(18...Nb4) imagine now if [Nc4] moves, then ...Na2+ fork - Superfighter
White doesn't have any good discoveries - fulmarsky
(18...Nb4) oh phew! - Superfighter
19.Kb1 looks most natural. What's Black's next move? - fulmarsky
(19.Kb1) this is tough... just tough... - fulmarsky
(19.Kb1) if only that WQ were not on f3, ...Rd1+ may be refreshing - fulmarsky
(19.Kb1) i wonder if ...Qg5+ leads anywhere... - fulmarsky
(19.Kb1) even if [Nc4] moves, i guess black has ...Qg5+ then, so maybe moving the BQ isn't immediately essential i'm guessi - fulmarsky
(20.Be2) oh these complexities! - fulmarsky
(20...Rfd8) anguihs - fulmarsky
(20...Rfd8) too much anguish to spell it right, this is anguish - fulmarsky
(21.Rf1) it must be so refreshing to be one of these top chess players, i can't get there, but i can just imagine their confidence on that c - fulmarsky
hess board - fulmarsky
(21...f6) i think i know why ...Rd7 was not played, because in that instance white has a good discovery, e.g. Nb6 attacking the Rd7 rook - fulmarsky
(21...f6) oh actually then just ...Qxb6,,,, i'm not sure... but e6 is weak now anyway... this is tense... - fulmarsky
(21...f6) if must be refreshing to be good at chess like these Board 1 chess players, chess is just tough for me, it's a toughy - fulmarsky
(22.Qh3) sophisticated tricky Qh3 stuff, attacking the e6 pawn, and if ...e5 then i guess Qe6+ - fulmarsky
(22...e5) oh dear, now does Qe6+ lead some anguishing for black, i'm not sure.... - fulmarsky
(22...e5) i hope there is no too much anguish for black after 23.Qe6+ - fulmarsky
(23.Qe6+) oh dear - fulmarsky
(23.Qe6+) i've seen something i've something anguishing - fulmarsky
(23.Qe6+) ...Kf8 Bh5! - Mediocratic
Rxf6 is certainly tempting, but I have to calculate Rd1+ which seems nontrivial - Superfighter
Rxf6 looks dangerous - fulmarsky
(23...Kh8) oh please leave that f6 pawn alone, please... please don't - Superfighter
gxf6 is not possible - Secret_Fish
gxf6 Qxf6 Kg8 Nxe5, right? - fulmarsky
(23...Kh8) ouch.... Rxf6 ...gxf6 ...Kg8 Rg3# just one guess - fulmarsky
(23...Kh8) this is tough! - Superfighter
Rg3+ instead - Secret_Fish
ah true - fulmarsky
(23...Kh8) i appreciate, it was a lucky guess... this is a toughy, ouch.... poor f6 .... poor f6 .... - Superfighter
But Rd1+ and how does White get away - fulmarsky
(23...Kh8) oh these complexities... it's too much in these Board 1 games... just too much..... - Superfighter
Rd1+ Bxd1 Rxd1+ Rc1 Rxc1 Kxc1 Qg1+ Kd2... - fulmarsky
(23...Kh8) oooh this calculation.... such calculation on these 64 squares of anguish.... - Superfighter
Then maybe Qxg2+ and gxf6 - fulmarsky
(23...Kh8) (i sighed with chess exhaustion, trying to ponder this, Go MRM, go mrm) - fulmarsky
(23...Kh8) it is encouraging that Medio is also taking time of these complexities - fulmarsky
(24.Rxf6) its happened - fulmarsky
(24.Rxf6) oh no... its happened, its actually happened, f6 is eaten, its actually happened, oh dear... oh dear - fulmarsky
(24.Rxf6) i like that line ...Rd1+ Bxd1 ...Rd1+ Rc1 ...Rxc1+ Kxc1 ...Qg1+ then ...Qxg2+ then ...gxf6 - fulmarsky
(24.Rxf6) correct me if i made a mistake.... i'm hoping, i'm just hoping.... - Superfighter
But maybe Qxg2+ doesn't work there because Kc3 attacking the knight - fulmarsky
(24.Rxf6) its gets more and more complex, cookies please, please.... please.... - Superfighter
And if Kd5+ there then Qxd5! and you can't take back the the pawn due to back rank mate - fulmarsky
(24.Rxf6) we feel for you MRM having to think through these complexities with 8 mins left right now, we are supporting you MRM this immense - fulmarsky
tension on that chessboard - Superfighter
Black can try gxf6 without including Qxg2 but it feels like White's coordination is much better than Black's there - fulmarsky
(24...Nd5) MRM didn't like the 24...Rd1+ line, and has played an unexpected 24...Nd5 - Mediocratic
this just looks immediately winning - fulmarsky
(25.Nd6) smug!!! - fulmarsky
(25.Nd6) i'm sorry, i'm still feeling it from my chess game yesterday i'm afraid - Mediocratic
ok i am dumb i just realized my rook on c3 drops with check - Mediocratic
of course i just had to take e5 instead of playing Nd6 - fulmarsky
(25...Nxc3+) i'm still processing my cookie melancholy from losing on time yesterday... - Superfighter
Oh my - Superfighter
Gg - fulmarsky
gg both..... these Board 1 chess games, are something, just too much, too complex, too tough, it's too much - Mediocratic
very silly blunder - Mediocratic
Nxe5 must just win, no defense against Nf7 and smothered mate - Mediocratic
just Nxc3 bxc3 gxf6 Qxf6+ Kg8 Qg5+ Kf8 (Kh8?? Nf7 mate) Nd7+ and Qxc5+ - Mediocratic
I missed that Nxc3 comes with check - fulmarsky
soo complex... such a tough in these Board 1 chess games, but, from analysis you only had 1 blunder, 0 mistakes, 0 inaccuracies, so otherwis - fulmarsky
e, well played - Mediocratic
it was theory until move 16 - Mediocratic
so I only played 9 moves total - Mediocratic
maybe in the future I will not schedule to play games at work! but with this time difference it is hard to find anything else - Mediocratic
thanks for the game mronemore - fulmarsky
gg both - mronemore
thank you also for the game Mediocratic